Horizon Zero Dawn TV show heading to Netflix, while God of War goes to Amazon

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A Gran Turismo show is also in the works

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TV series dedicated to Horizon Zero Dawn, God of War, and Gran Turismo are in development.

Speaking at a Sony Business Briefing early this morning, company president Jim Ryan revealed the three projects during a Q&A session (via Press Start Australia). A recording of the event is not currently available, but Ryan explained that the Horizon series would go to Netflix, while God of War will stream via Amazon. There's no word just yet as to where they Gran Turismo series will air.

As well as The Last of Us show, these announcements come in addition to the Twisted Metal TV show. Headed to NBC's Peacock service, the project will star Anthony Mackie, best known as Sam Wilson/The Falcon in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. 

There's no word on when we can expect these projects to air, but it could take several years. The Last of Us TV show was announced in 2020, and is currently expected in 2023. Assuming we take Ryan's comments of the first confirmation of these projects, we may be waiting until 2025/26 before these shows make it to our screens.

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